Boxee can now be controlled via iPhone

Written by Rich Fiscus @ 16 Mar 2009 23:10 User comments (1)

A new application just added the iTunes store turns your iPhone into a remote control for Boxee. The free boxee remote app uses the iPhone's wi-fi connection, making it compatible with every platform Boxee runs on.

The remote application only has basic functionality right now. The company is soliciting feedback from users to see what they're interested in.

If you want to let them know what you think, or give them feedback about any other aspect of Boxee, you can go to their feedback page.

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117.3.2009 0:39

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as much as i dislike apple, i must say this is pretty cool.

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